Included as part of the Contract With America . Areas of concern in surveys which would require parental consent include questions related to. first. parental political affiliations or beliefs. second. mental or psychological problems. third. sexual behavior or attitudes. fourth. illegal. antisocial. or selfincriminating behavior. fifth. appraisals of other individuals with whom the minor has a familial relationship. sixth. relationships that are legally recognized as privileged. including lawyers. physicians. etc. and seventh. religious affiliations and beliefs. There are some commonsense exceptions to the parental consent requirements for. first. seeking information related for criminal investigations or adjudications. second. inquiries related to a good faith concern for the health. safety or welfare of an individual minor. third. administration of immigration. internal revenue or customs laws of the United States and. fourth. seeking of information required by law to determine eligibility for participation in a program or receiving financial assistance. Legislation covers all Federal agencies with the exception of the Department of Education. A very similar provision is already contained in the General Education Provisions Act which is specific to that department.
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